Frog And Toad Together Book! Trivia Quiz
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“Frog and Toad Together” is a children’s picture book and part of a series of books written by Arnold Lobel. He illustrated the book as well. This quiz examines who baked the cookies Toad and Frog ate, what they need to do to stop eating cookies, what willpower, what Toad did in his dream, and much more. Have a good hopping time with this quiz.
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Who baked the cookies that Toad and frog eat together?
- A.
Frog
- B.
Toad
- C.
Other friend
Correct Answer
B. ToadExplanation
Toad baked the cookies that Toad and Frog eat together.Rate this question:
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How many cookies Toad and Frog ate?
- A.
A few cookies
- B.
All the cookies
- C.
A lot of cookies
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C. A lot of cookiesExplanation
Toad and Frog ate a lot of cookies. This suggests that they consumed a large quantity of cookies, indicating that they ate more than just a few or all of them.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Why do they want to stop eating cookies?
- A.
They can get sick.
- B.
They wanted to keep some cookies for some friends.
- C.
They ran out of cookies
Correct Answer
A. They can get sick.Explanation
The reason they want to stop eating cookies is that they can get sick. This suggests that cookies might have some negative health effects or ingredients that could be harmful if consumed excessively.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What do they need in order to stop eating cookies?
- A.
Some money
- B.
Will power
- C.
Hide the cookies
Correct Answer
B. Will powerExplanation
Will power is the correct answer because it refers to the ability to control and resist the temptation of eating cookies. While having some money or hiding the cookies may help in limiting access to cookies, ultimately it is the individual's will power that enables them to stop eating cookies by making a conscious decision to resist the temptation.Rate this question:
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What is will power?
- A.
Is trying hard not to do something you really want to do.
- B.
Is doing something you love to do.
- C.
Is not doing something you don't like to do.
Correct Answer
A. Is trying hard not to do something you really want to do.Explanation
Willpower refers to the ability to resist or control one's desires or impulses. It involves exerting self-discipline and making a conscious effort to refrain from doing something that one strongly desires or finds tempting. It requires determination and perseverance to resist the temptation and stick to one's goals or commitments. This definition aligns with the concept of willpower as the act of trying hard not to do something that one really wants to do.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Finally what Frog did with the cookies?
- A.
Hide them
- B.
Give them to the birds
- C.
Eat all of them
Correct Answer
B. Give them to the birdsExplanation
Frog gave the cookies to the birds.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who was having a dream?
- A.
Toad
- B.
Frog
- C.
Both of them
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A. Toad -
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In his dream what Toad did?
- A.
Play piano, walk on a high wire and sing.
- B.
Play piano, walk on a high wire and dance.
- C.
Play piano, dance and sing.
Correct Answer
B. Play piano, walk on a high wire and dance.Explanation
In his dream, Toad played the piano, walked on a high wire, and danced.Rate this question:
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In Toad's dream, every time he did something good he:
- A.
Thanks Frog for his friendship.
- B.
Said Frog he can't do what he was doing.
- C.
Said every body he was the best in the world.
Correct Answer
B. Said Frog he can't do what he was doing.Explanation
In Toad's dream, every time he did something good, he said to Frog that he can't do what he was doing. This suggests that Toad's dream is centered around his own insecurities and self-doubt. Despite doing good things, he feels incapable and believes that he cannot achieve what he is currently doing. This could reflect Toad's lack of confidence or fear of failure in his waking life.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What happened every time Toad finished one of his actions?
- A.
Frog cheer
- B.
Frog shrunk
- C.
Frog got fatter
Correct Answer
B. Frog shrunkExplanation
Every time Toad finished one of his actions, the frog shrunk.Rate this question:
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When Toad woke up, where was Frog?
- A.
Standing near Toad's bed.
- B.
Outside the house looking through the windows
- C.
Sleeping in another bed
Correct Answer
A. Standing near Toad's bed.Explanation
The correct answer is "Standing near Toad's bed." This can be inferred from the question which asks about Frog's location when Toad woke up. Since Frog is standing near Toad's bed, it suggests that Frog was already awake and present in the room when Toad woke up.Rate this question:
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What Toad did to remember what to do during the day?
- A.
He told Frog to remind him what to do
- B.
He wrote the things to do in a list in a piece of paper.
- C.
He wrote the things to do in a wall in his house
Correct Answer
B. He wrote the things to do in a list in a piece of paper.Explanation
Toad used a practical method to remember what to do during the day. He wrote the things he needed to do on a list on a piece of paper. This allowed him to have a tangible reminder of his tasks and ensured that he wouldn't forget anything. Writing down the tasks on paper is a common and effective way to stay organized and remember important things to do.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What happened when Frog and Toad were taking a walk?
- A.
Toad fell down and broke his leg.
- B.
The wind blew out Toad's list.
- C.
A tiger eat Toad's list.
Correct Answer
B. The wind blew out Toad's list.Explanation
When Frog and Toad were taking a walk, the wind blew out Toad's list.Rate this question:
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Why Toad didn't run with Frog to try to catch the list?
- A.
He was really tired.
- B.
His leg was broken.
- C.
Run after the list was not on his list.
Correct Answer
C. Run after the list was not on his list.Explanation
Toad didn't run with Frog to try to catch the list because running after the list was not on his list. This implies that Toad had a different set of priorities or tasks that he needed to attend to, and chasing after the list was not one of them.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What Frog gave to Toad in order to have a garden?
- A.
A magic spell
- B.
Flower seeds
- C.
A piece of land
Correct Answer
B. Flower seedsExplanation
Frog gave Toad flower seeds in order to have a garden. Flower seeds are the necessary starting point for growing flowers, which would eventually turn into a beautiful garden. By giving Toad flower seeds, Frog enabled him to start the process of planting and growing flowers in his own garden.Rate this question:
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According to Frog, why Toad's flower seeds don't start to grow?
- A.
The flower seeds were afraid to grow.
- B.
There was no sunshine in Toad's garden.
- C.
The wind was too strong in Toad's garden.
Correct Answer
A. The flower seeds were afraid to grow.Explanation
The correct answer is "The flower seeds were afraid to grow." This answer is based on the perspective of the frog, who believes that the flower seeds did not start to grow because they were afraid. This suggests that the frog personifies the seeds, attributing human emotions to them.Rate this question:
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What Toad did to help the flower seeds to grow.
- A.
Scream to them that there was nothing to be afraid of.
- B.
Read them a story, sang songs, read poems and played music for them.
- C.
Cover the flower seeds with a sheet.
Correct Answer
B. Read them a story, sang songs, read poems and played music for them.Explanation
Toad helped the flower seeds to grow by engaging them with various forms of entertainment and stimulation. By reading them a story, singing songs, reading poems, and playing music, Toad provided a nurturing environment that encouraged growth and development. This likely created a positive and soothing atmosphere for the seeds, allowing them to thrive and reach their full potential.Rate this question:
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When finally Toad's flower seeds started to grow. What Toad said?
- A.
These are the most beautiful plants in the world.
- B.
You were right Frog. It was a very hard work.
- C.
I don't want to plant any more flowers.
Correct Answer
B. You were right Frog. It was a very hard work.Explanation
The correct answer is "You were right Frog. It was a very hard work." This is the most appropriate response because it acknowledges Frog's previous statement or advice about the difficulty of the work. It shows that Toad agrees with Frog's assessment and recognizes the effort that was put into growing the flower seeds.Rate this question:
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What Toad and Frog did to try to prove they were brave?
- A.
They fight against dragons and giants.
- B.
They climb a mountain.
- C.
They went to fight against some other friends.
Correct Answer
B. They climb a mountain.Explanation
Toad and Frog proved their bravery by climbing a mountain. This action demonstrates their courage and determination as they faced the challenges and dangers associated with scaling a steep terrain. Fighting against dragons and giants may also require bravery, but the given options only mention climbing a mountain as their chosen method to prove their bravery. There is no mention of them fighting against other friends, so this option can be ruled out.Rate this question:
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What did Toad and Frog find in the mountain?
- A.
A snake, a tiger and a hawk.
- B.
A snake, an avalanche and a hawk.
- C.
A rat, a giant and an avalanche.
Correct Answer
B. A snake, an avalanche and a hawk.Explanation
Toad and Frog found a snake, an avalanche, and a hawk in the mountain. This suggests that while exploring the mountain, they encountered a snake, witnessed an avalanche, and also came across a hawk. The presence of these elements in the mountain adds excitement and danger to their adventure, making it a thrilling experience.Rate this question:
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What did Toad and frog did to feel brave together?
- A.
They danced in the bedroom.
- B.
Toad stayed in the bed and Frog stayed in the yard.
- C.
Toad stayed in the bed and Frog stayed in the closet.
Correct Answer
C. Toad stayed in the bed and Frog stayed in the closet.Explanation
Toad and Frog felt brave together by staying in different places - Toad stayed in the bed and Frog stayed in the closet. This suggests that they were afraid of something and sought comfort by being close to each other, but still maintaining some distance. By staying in separate locations, they were able to support each other while facing their fears.Rate this question:
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